When the South acts like the North

It's the month of LOVE. Being a romance author first, I love that people think about relationships and celebrate them. 

This past weekend, during the snowstorm, I re-edited one of my first books, Kidnapped. You heard that right. Here in South Carolina, we got half a foot of snow the week after we got an ice storm that was supposed to take us offline for a few weeks. Luckily, we only lost power for 30 minutes that time. I believe it's because Hurricane Helene knocked down so many trees, so the ones that are left are of hardier stalk. That being said, some trees and branches did fall and take out power in the area, but it could have been so much worse. 

The snow in the south is tough, because if it doesn't melt, people drive like it's 80 and sunny and slip off the road. There are only a few plows, and they brine the roads with a salt water mixture that does little to nothing, IMO. A car wreck is not the way to start off the new year. 

This is NJRW's 30K challenge month, where writers get up to 30,000 words written or 90,000 words edited in the month of February. I'm off to an amazing start having edited half of my book in one day. 

I will continue work on my Magnolia Creek series and see how much I can get done this month. 

I've added more books to my payhip store (link below). Right now, many are physical copies of books that will get sent from me to you. Kidnapped is a digital copy (PDF) you can purchase. I hope you'll stop by. My plan is to add new books daily, in between writing sprints. 

Here's the link to Payhip. You can pay using PayPal through the Payhip website. Here is the link. payhip.com/AuthorMichelleLibby

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